EP1216948A1 - Method and apparatus for preparing a roving for further textile working - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the field of textiles and more precisely it relates to a method for preparing a rove with untwisted fiber for further textile working, in particular knitting or weaving.
- the invention relates to an apparatus that carries out this method.
- yarns are known used in textile applications. Such yarns are featured by a certain resistance to stretching actions, since the fibres are tied to one another by twisting as a direct step of the spinning process.
- Yarns are often supplied wound on cones, that are prepared on spooling machines pr directly on spinning, for example of the type "Ring Frame” or “Self Acting".
- the yarn is supplied from beam on which are wound parallel annular coils or hanks of carded rove, obtained from carding.
- the cones have the function to allow an easy supply of yarn to the thread guides of textile machines, in particular knitting machines.
- a rove is used directly as comes out from carding. More precisely, the hanks are extracted one at a time from the beams and from each of them the rove is gently pulled.
- this step is subject to break of the rove, since the fibers of the latter are not twisted, and that stops knitting or weaving.
- the hanks coming from the beam do not have a conical shape, for an ease supply of the rove pulling it from the above, and are only suitable for being unwound with a contemporaneous rotation about their own axis.
- unwinding has to be very slow, since the rove does not allow stretching, unless in a controlled way.
- the machines for handling an already spinned yarn are not are suitable to handle directly a rove since they all work with a certain stretching action on the yarn, which the rove cannot support.
- Such a rove can be made by carding a desiredtextile fiber, for example natural fibers such as wool, cotton, as well as sinthetic fiber such as viscose, etc.
- a desiredtextile fiber for example natural fibers such as wool, cotton, as well as sinthetic fiber such as viscose, etc.
- a method for preparing a rove with untwisted fiber for a further textile working provides the step of winding the rove with untwisted fiber directly on a cone.
- the cone has conical shape in order to allow drawing the rove with untwisted fiber from the above.
- the step of winding the rove with untwisted fiber on cones according to the invention comprises, preferably, the steps of:
- the steps are provided of:
- an apparatus for preparing a rove with untwisted fiber for further textile working comprises:
- the cones with the relative dragging shaft can be arranged directly at the exit of carding, in a same number as the roves that are coming therefrom, the means for controlling the speed causing the rotation of said cones at a tangential speed substantially the same as the speed of said roves that are coming from carding .
- means for unwinding the roves, comprising guides, deflectors and counter rotating dragging rollers.
- the means for unwinding can comprise also means for giving to the rove a light stretch or a light twist or false twist. This does not change the final open or untwisted structure of the rove on the respective cones.
- an apparatus for preparing a rove 1 with untwisted fiber for further textile working for example knitting or weaving, yarn treatments, sewing, etc., provides the step of winding the rove on a plurality of cones 2.
- the step of winding the rove on cones 2 provides the step of arranging on a spooling machine 5 according to the invention a beam 3 having a plurality of hanks 4 of rove.
- the beam 3 rests on a tangentially dragging roller 6 which has a friction surface , for example splined, and rotates at a predetermined dragging speed by means of a drive 7. Furthermore the beam 3 is held by support arms 8, which can be lowered for its loading/sloading.
- the cones 2, in a number at least the same as hanks 4, are mounted on idle supports 10. On each cone 2 an end of a rove 1 is arranged.
- the idle supports can be opened quickly by means of handles 14.
- each rove 1 proceeds from the relative hank 4 of beam 3 to the respective cone 2 without being stretched.
- Rocking arms 13 are provided operated by not shown means, known in the spooling machines, for carrying out a cross winding of the rove on cones 2 and for guiding it during winding.
- the roves 1 can be wound on cones 2 directly at the exit of a carding plant.
- the supports 10 and the shafts (or the shaft) 11 are arranged directly at the exit of carding.
- the unwinding hanks 4, instead of the tangentially dragging rollers 6, can be operated directly by the beam 3 axis with a suitable speed control responsive to the feeding speed.
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- The present invention relates to the field of textiles and more precisely it relates to a method for preparing a rove with untwisted fiber for further textile working, in particular knitting or weaving.
- Furthermore the invention relates to an apparatus that carries out this method.
- Many types of yarns are known used in textile applications. Such yarns are featured by a certain resistance to stretching actions, since the fibres are tied to one another by twisting as a direct step of the spinning process.
- Yarns are often supplied wound on cones, that are prepared on spooling machines pr directly on spinning, for example of the type "Ring Frame" or "Self Acting". For certain types of yarn, in such spinning machines the yarn is supplied from beam on which are wound parallel annular coils or hanks of carded rove, obtained from carding.
- The cones have the function to allow an easy supply of yarn to the thread guides of textile machines, in particular knitting machines.
- For some types of knitting or weaving instead of a yarn a rove is used directly as comes out from carding. More precisely, the hanks are extracted one at a time from the beams and from each of them the rove is gently pulled.
- However, this step is subject to break of the rove, since the fibers of the latter are not twisted, and that stops knitting or weaving. In fact, the hanks coming from the beam do not have a conical shape, for an ease supply of the rove pulling it from the above, and are only suitable for being unwound with a contemporaneous rotation about their own axis. Furthermore unwinding has to be very slow, since the rove does not allow stretching, unless in a controlled way.
- The machines for handling an already spinned yarn, furthermore, are not are suitable to handle directly a rove since they all work with a certain stretching action on the yarn, which the rove cannot support.
- Such a rove can be made by carding a desiredtextile fiber, for example natural fibers such as wool, cotton, as well as sinthetic fiber such as viscose, etc.
- It is therefore an object of the present invention to provide a method for preparing a rove with untwisted fiber for further textile working, so that it can be drawn directly during a further textile working, for example knitting or weaving, treating, sewing, etc.
- It is another object of the present invention to provide an apparatus that carries out this method.
- According to a first aspect of the present invention a method for preparing a rove with untwisted fiber for a further textile working provides the step of winding the rove with untwisted fiber directly on a cone.
- Advantageously, the cone has conical shape in order to allow drawing the rove with untwisted fiber from the above.
- The step of winding the rove with untwisted fiber on cones according to the invention, comprises, preferably, the steps of:
- arranging on a tangential dragging roller a beam having on it a plurality of hanks of rove, the dragging roller rotating at a predetermined dragging speed ;
- arranging a plurality of cones, in a number corresponding to the hanks, on idle supports and arranging an end of rove on each cone;
- tangentially dragging said cones on said idle supports for winding said rove thereon, the speed of tangentially dragging the cones being substantially the same as the dragging speed of the roller on the beam, whereby each rove proceeds from said beam to the respective cone substantially without being stretched.
- Alternatively, always according to the invention, at the carding exit where a plurality of roves are fed at a predetermined speed, the steps are provided of:
- arranging a plurality of cones on idle supports, in a same number as the roves, and arranging an end of rove on each cone (2);
- tangentially dragging said cones for cross winding said rove on it, the speed of tangentially dragging the cones being substantially the same as the speed of the roves, whereby each rove proceeds from said carding exit to the respective cone substantially without being stretched.
- According to a further aspect of the invention, an apparatus for preparing a rove with untwisted fiber for further textile working comprises:
- a support for at least a beam having a plurality of hanks of rove;
- means for rotation of the beam at a predetermined dragging speed ;
- a plurality of cones, in a same number as the hanks, mounted on at least an idle support;
- at least a shaft having cylinders for tangentially dragging said cones;
- means for controlling the speed of said at least a tangential dragging shaft , whereby the speed of tangentially dragging the cones is substantially the same as the dragging speed of the roller on the beam.
- Alternatively, the cones with the relative dragging shaft can be arranged directly at the exit of carding, in a same number as the roves that are coming therefrom, the means for controlling the speed causing the rotation of said cones at a tangential speed substantially the same as the speed of said roves that are coming from carding .
- Upstream of the cones, means can be provided for unwinding the roves, comprising guides, deflectors and counter rotating dragging rollers.
- According to the characteristics of the rove with untwisted fiber that is being wound on the cones, the means for unwinding can comprise also means for giving to the rove a light stretch or a light twist or false twist. This does not change the final open or untwisted structure of the rove on the respective cones.
- Further characteristics and the advantages of the method for preparing a rove with untwisted fiber for further textile working and of the relative apparatus will be made clearer with the following description of an embodiment thereof, exemplifying but not limitative, with reference to the attached drawings, wherein:
- figure 1 shows a elevational side view of an apparatus according to the invention for preparing a rove with untwisted fiber for further textile working;
- figure 1A shows a conical cone on which a rove with untwisted fiber has been wound, according to the invention,;
- figure 2 shows an elevational front view of the apparatus of figure 1;
- figure 3 shows a perspective view of the apparatus of figure 1.
- With reference to figure 1, an apparatus for preparing a
rove 1 with untwisted fiber for further textile working, for example knitting or weaving, yarn treatments, sewing, etc., provides the step of winding the rove on a plurality ofcones 2. - The step of winding the rove on
cones 2 provides the step of arranging on a spoolingmachine 5 according to the invention abeam 3 having a plurality ofhanks 4 of rove. - The
beam 3 rests on a tangentially draggingroller 6 which has a friction surface , for example splined, and rotates at a predetermined dragging speed by means of adrive 7. Furthermore thebeam 3 is held bysupport arms 8, which can be lowered for its loading/sloading. - The
cones 2, in a number at least the same ashanks 4, are mounted onidle supports 10. On eachcone 2 an end of arove 1 is arranged. The idle supports can be opened quickly by means ofhandles 14. - Then, the cones are dragged tangentially by means of a
shaft 11, having a plurality ofdragging cylinders 12.Shaft 11 is brought into rotation by thesame drive 7 ofroller 6, by means of chain orbelt transmission 9. The tangentially dragging speed ofshaft 11 oncones 2 is substantially the same as the dragging speed ofroller 6 on thebeam 3. This way, eachrove 1 proceeds from therelative hank 4 ofbeam 3 to therespective cone 2 without being stretched. - Rocking
arms 13 are provided operated by not shown means, known in the spooling machines, for carrying out a cross winding of the rove oncones 2 and for guiding it during winding. - Alternatively to what described above, in a way not shown, the
roves 1 can be wound oncones 2 directly at the exit of a carding plant. In this case, the supports 10 and the shafts (or the shaft) 11 are arranged directly at the exit of carding. - Always alternatively to what above described, the
unwinding hanks 4, instead of the tangentiallydragging rollers 6, can be operated directly by thebeam 3 axis with a suitable speed control responsive to the feeding speed. - The foregoing description of a specific embodiment will so fully reveal the invention according to the conceptual point of view, so that others, by applying current knowledge, will be able to modify and/or adapt for various applications such an embodiment without further research and without parting from the invention, and it is therefore to be understood that such adaptations and modifications will have to be considered as equivalent to the specific embodiment. The means and the materials to realise the different functions described herein could have a different nature without, for this reason, departing from the field of the invention. It is to be understood that the phraseology or terminology employed herein is for the purpose of description and not of limitation.
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- A method for preparing a rove (1) with untwisted fiber for further textile working, in particular knitting or weaving, characterised in that it provides the step of winding the rove (1) with untwisted fiber directly on a cone (2).
- Method according to claim 1, wherein said cone (2) has conical shape in order to allow drawing the wound rove (1) from the above.
- Method according to claim 1, wherein for winding the rove (1) on cones (2) the steps are provided of:arranging a beam (3) having a plurality of hanks (4) of rove (1) on a tangentially dragging roller (6), the dragging roller (6) rotating at a predetermined dragging speed ;arranging a plurality of cones (2), in a same number as the hanks (4), on idle supports (10) and arranging an end of rove (1) on each cone (2);tangentially dragging (11,12) said cones (2) on said idle supports (10) for cross winding said rove (1) on them, the tangentially dragging speed of the cones (2) being substantially the same as the dragging speed of the roller on the beam (3), whereby each rove (1) proceeds from said beam (3) to the respective cone (2) without being stretched.
- Method according to claim 3, wherein for cross winding the rove (1) on said cones (2) every rove (1) is brought into crossing oscillation immediately upstream of said tangential dragging (11,12) on said cones (2).
- Method according to claim 1, wherein for winding the rove (1) on cones (2) directly at the carding exit from which a plurality roves (1) come at a predetermined speed, the steps are provided of:arranging a plurality of cones (2), in a same number as the roves, on at least a support shaft and arranging an end of rove (1) on each cone (2);tangentially dragging (11,12) said cones (2) for winding said rove (1), the speed of tangentially dragging the cones (2) being substantially the same as the speed of the roves, whereby each rove (1) proceeds from said carding exit to the respective cone (2) without being stretched.
- An apparatus for preparing a rove (1) with untwisted fiber for further textile working comprising:a support (8) for at least a beam (3) having a plurality of hanks (4) of rove (1);means for rotation (6,7) of the beam (3) at a predetermined dragging speed ;a plurality of cones (2), in a same number as the hanks (4), mounted on idle supports (10);at least a shaft (11) having cylinders (12) for tangentially dragging said cones (2);means for controlling the speed (7) of said at least one shaft (11), whereby the speed for tangentially dragging said cones (2) is substantially the same as the dragging speed of the roller (6) of the beam (3).
- Apparatus according to claim 5, wherein the cones (2) with the relative dragging shaft (11) are arranged directly at the exit of carding, in a same number as the roves (1) that are coming, the means for controlling the speed (7) causing the rotation of said cones (2) at a tangential speed that is substantially the same as the speed of said roves (1) that are coming from carding .
- Apparatus according to claim 6 or 7, wherein for cross winding the rove (1) on said cones (2) rocking arms (13) are provided that guide every rove (1) and bring it into crossing oscillation immediately upstream of said tangential dragging (11,12) on said cones (2).
- Apparatus according to claim 6, wherein said roves (1) are wound on the cones (2) directly at the exit of carding, said idle supports (10) and said shafts (11) being arranged directly at the exit of said carding.
- Apparatus according to claim 6, wherein the unwinding of said hanks (4) is carried out driving directly said beam (3) with a suitable speed control responsive to the feeding speed of the rove (1).
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GB442650A (en) * | 1934-07-05 | 1936-02-12 | Andres Soldevila | Improvements in or relating to bobbin winding machines |
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EP0427032A2 (en) * | 1989-11-10 | 1991-05-15 | CERIT SpA | Winding machine fed with beams of yarn |
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